
Use the keypad to enter the IP ID for connecting to the Crestron Virtual Control server.Tap the text field below CIP ID to display the Edit CIP ID on-screen hex keypad.

The Ethernet Setup - Edit IP Table Entry screen is displayed. Tap Add/Edit next to an empty IP table entry.On the Setup screen, tap IP Table Setup to display the Ethernet Setup - IP Table screen.Similar screens are used to connect the other supported touch screen models. NOTE: Ethernet setup screens for the TS/TSW‑70 series touch screens are shown for this procedure. AV Framework touch screen project must be loaded on the touch screen prior to operation. AV Framework system to control room scheduling and source selection functions from the touch screen. TSW Series Touch ScreensĬonnect a supported Crestron TSW series touch screen (TSW‑752, TSW‑1052, TSW‑760, TSW‑1060, TS‑770/1070, and TS/TSW‑1070) to the. NOTE: Some older devices, such as the MP-B10/MP-B20 button panels and Crestron Connected devices, may require DNS names to be created manually for them to work with the device resolution configuration. The Crestron Virtual Control service reads this file on start up and then once every hour while the service is running.įor more information, refer to "Appendix E: Connect Devices with Older Firmware across Subnets" in the Crestron Virtual Control for Red Hat OS Installation Guide.

As a workaround, the admin can create a "device_resolution.cfg" file that contains the FQDN (fully qualified domain name), MAC address, and device type for any cross-subnet devices with older firmware. If a device with older firmware is not on the same subnet as the Crestron Virtual Control server, it cannot be discovered by the server. For more information, refer to the embedded Crestron Virtual Control help file by selecting the help button on the top right of the configuration utility.

